LAC 22:V.105

LAC 22:V.105. Discretionary Powers of the Board

Last amended: 2013Year: 2026Length: 117 wordsOfficial source

Cite as La. Admin. Code tit. 22, pt. V, § 105

A.1. The Board of Pardons, at its discretion, may deny any applicant a hearing for any of the following reasons: a. serious nature of the offense; b. insufficient time served on sentence; c. insufficient time after release; d. proximity of parole/good time date; e. institutional disciplinary reports; f. probation/parole―unsatisfactory/violated; g. past criminal record; or h. any other factor determined by the board. 2. However, nothing in Chapter 1 shall prevent the board from hearing any case. B. In any matters not specifically covered by LAC 22:V.Chapter 1, the board shall have discretionary powers to act. C. No person shall have a right of appeal from a decision of the board of pardons or the governor regarding clemency.
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